Simplified billing thanks to new billing module

The IoT platform offers a new feature: the new billing module is used to simplify the billing of current service rates to end customers. Minimum requirement? Only a current subscription!

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Thanks to the new billing module, services that are mapped as service rates can be flexibly adapted to the respective requirements. The global account is based on a prepaid model with vouchers and is therefore easy to calculate. In order to enable an attractive rate structure for the customer, they are also billed with vouchers;

The advantages for the partner

  • Regular monthly income
  • Easy billing of the partner’s own services (e.g. support, additional services, …) to its respective end customers
  • Flexible customer rates for every device
  • Hardware as a Service models are very easy to implement

In the global account, all services and rates converge into one balance. The data and service rates of the customer accounts are also listed.

Special features

  • Rate templates with service description
  • Global account with current detailed bookings and balance
  • Customer account statistics for a quick overview
  • Balance payout request on the global account

For your own accounting, monthly account reports with invoice details are conveniently available in PDF format. Information such as rate underfunding or alerts about low account balances help to ensure a smooth and secure business process.

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